Louvered Roofs in Oxfordshire

Louvered Roof

Wokring with the experts at The Glass Room Company, many homeowners in Oxfordshire have made the excellent choice of adding a Louvered roof to their property. Louvered roofs also known as Louvered pergolas are outdoor framed structures that rotate allowing the roof to open and close. They are most commonly featured in restaurant, decks, hotels and large patios. Louvered roofs are constructed either as free-standing structures or added on to the side of an existing building over a deck or patio in most situations. The major function of a pergola is to offer shade. However, it is a feature that can improve the design of a property.

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The benefits of a louvred roof?

A louvred roof is built with rotating louvers that are adjustable. The Glass Room Company’s louvered roofs are adjustable, bioclimatic and versatile. Perfectly suited to homes in Oxfordshire.

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Bioclimatic roofs

A clever update to the classic louvred/pergola roof, bioclimatic roofs make changing shade and ventilation levels easy. Bioclimatic roof louvers rotate to expel heat during warm summer months and keep in heats when it gets colder. With the four preset position on the louver’s remote, bioclimatic roofs can be adjusted to various positions.

The flexibility of our bioclimatic pergola roofs means you can transform your pergola into a closed outdoor space by adding heating, lighting, sliding glass panels and side shades. Our louvered roofs can be built as attachment to pre-existing building or a stand alone structures. Shaded outdoor back area or garden? Our louvered roofs can be built to meet whatever requirements you desire.

Design

Louvered roofs should not look strange on your property. They need to look like they belong to your property and are a part of the design. At Outdoor Living Group, we have a wide range of designs for our louvered roofs. We have experts who have years of experience in designing the perfect roof for individual clients. Your outdoor space, be it a garden, patio or porch needs to be perfect, if you have an idea about what you want for your louvered roof, we have ideas about how to construct it and have the experience to install it.

The features in louvered roofs

We have a lot of technical innovations built into our louvered roofs. With our designs, you have no leaks, light gaps or ugly gutters. Controlling the louvered blades gives you control over the amount of sunlight that filters into your space. Regulating this gives you complete control over the climate of your outdoor space at the touch of a button.

Our louvered roofs are purpose built to be flexible in their design and be the perfect solution to your outdoor needs in Oxfordshire. If we add side glazing to the louvered roof, this can create an outdoor space that can be used in any weather. There are a number of extras that are optional but can be included. These are outdoor blinds, electric heaters and LED lighting.

The louvered roof can have internal blade insulation added within the louvers, this can help retain heat during the cold months and it also helps to reduce the sound of the rain on the roof by 70%. Our bioclimatic pergolas are designed and constructed to maneuver the louvers in the roof to rotate from 0 to 135 degrees quickly and efficiently to aerate your outdoor space. Enjoy any part of your outdoor space. Our louvered roofs can be constructed to be freestanding and they can be deployed in any part of your outdoor space giving you the freedom to enjoy any part of it.

The amount of protection you desire from our louvered roofs is completely up to you. You can vary the amount of sunlight coming in or even shut out the weather completely no matter the season. Do you require a planning permission to install a louvered roof? Usually not most properties in the UK already have permitted development rights so installing a louvered roof shouldn’t be a problem.

The Price of louvered roofs.

The various options and styles selected for the roof will affect the price of the roof. The decision to attach it to the property or have it free standing also affects the cost of construction. Additional features to the louvered roof can be added in stages. This can help spread out the cost of the roof. This can help us work on larger plans with a limited budget. Contact us and we will provide you with our brochure and we will consult with you on your property and what design and financial plan fits your project.

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Customer vision

We love to entertain family and friends at our home and one of the main ways we like to do this is to cook with our outdoor pizza oven and enjoy sitting in our garden to eat. Over recent years we have used different parasols to try and provide some shade in the summer, but they never shaded everyone and were of no use in the rain.

The design

At first, The Glass Room Company liaised with the client over email and telephone to provide some initial concepts and details of the PergoTex textile roof system. The reason for us recommending the use of this system was because of the client’s need to shade a larger area, as well as provide rain protection.

Mr & Mrs Frances
Surrey
Retractable textile roof, All weather usage, Remote controlled heating

Louvered Roof FAQ's

Is installing a louvered roof time consuming?

Installing a louvered roof, which is also called a bioclimatic roof can take between 1-2 days depending on the size of the roof. If side glazing to insulate the roof is added, this can extend the time of installation to an extra day to make sure the job is perfect.

Information about Oxfordshire.

The Glass Room Company is proud to offer Bioclimatic Louvered Roof Installation services in Oxfordshire.

The County of Oxfordshire, lies within England in South East England.

Oxfordshire's local tourist attractions include Segsbury Camp, Tooley's Boatyard, Hardwell Castle, Duke's Cut, and Wilts & Berks Canal.

Oxfordshire is well known for its many rivers and waterways including River Ock, River Thames, River Stour, Grimsbury Reservoir (Banbury), and River Cole.

Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire is a part of the Banbury Rural District local authority area in England.

Oxford acts as the local government administrative center in Oxfordshire.

Oxfordshire is situated in South East England.

Oxfordshire is attributed to West Oxfordshire, Cherwell, Vale of White Horse, City of Oxford, and South Oxfordshire administrative county districts.

Subdivisions of the County of Oxfordshire include but are not limited to North Leigh, Stoke Lyne, Mixbury, Beckley and Stowood, and West Challow.

National parliamentary constituencies of the County of Oxfordshire include Mid Oxfordshire (UK Parliament constituency), Woodstock (UK Parliament constituency), Oxford West and Abingdon (UK Parliament constituency), Abingdon (UK Parliament constituency), and Henley (UK Parliament constituency).

The Flag Of Oxfordshire is the emblem of the English County of Oxfordshire.

The County of Oxfordshire also amalgamated hamlets such as Shorthampton, Netherton, Cote, Crays Pond, and Swyncombe within its boundaries.

The County of Oxfordshire also encompasses villages such as Yarnton, Shifford, Burdrop, Aston, and Tackley within its administrative area.

Other villages in Oxfordshire include Garsington, Holwell, Moreton, Whitchurch-on-Thames, and Kencot.

Last but not least Oxfordshire also includes Waterstock, Blackthorn, Lewknor, Ipsden, and Filkins.

Incorporated settlements within Oxfordshire's boundary now include Benson, South Stoke, Iffley, Dorchester on Thames, Wallingford, Radley, and Newnham Murren.

The Glass Room Company's Bioclimatic Louvered Roof Installation service area like-wise encompasses Moulsford, Wytham, Sandford-on-Thames, Mongewell, and Henley-on-Thames in the County of Oxfordshire.

Other service areas of The Glass Room Company within Oxfordshire, England include Culham, Binsey, North Stoke, Sutton Courtenay, and Shiplake,

as well as Oxfordshire's outlying urban areas Godstow, Walcot, Burcot, Goring-on-Thames, and Sonning Eye.

In conclusion, The Glass Room Company's Bioclimatic Louvered Roof Installation services also cover the wider Oxfordshire area which includes Wolvercote, Abingdon-on-Thames, Clifton Hampden, Kelmscott, and Kennington.

The small communities of North Wessex Downs, Mapledurham, Little Wittenham, Long Wittenham, and Appleford-on-Thames are located within Oxfordshire, South East England.

Towns such as Whitchurch-on-Thames, Crowmarsh Gifford, Chiltern Hills, Shillingford, and Chain Hill are are part of Oxfordshire.

Additional towns that form parm of the County of Oxfordshire include Thame, Henley-on-Thames, Burford, Charlbury, and Woodstock

A number of prestigious cities including Oxford can be found within Oxfordshire.

Prestigious schools in Oxfordshire are Magdalen College School, and Bartholomew School Eynsham.

Furthering the education of Oxfordshire locals is the Thame Museum, and Ashdown House.

Oxfordshire is served by Horton General Hospital, and Fair Mile Hospital.

Kingston Lisle Park, Raleigh Park, and Harcourt Arboretum are the most notable parks and open spaces in Oxfordshire and are famous through out England.

Infrastructure in Oxfordshire relies on the A338 road.

Within Oxfordshire roads and infastructure include A422 road, A338 road, and Donnington Bridge Road.

The County of Oxfordshire is bordered to the west, by Buckinghamshire

To the east of the County of Oxfordshire is bordered by Gloucestershire.

Close to Oxfordshire, re, Warwickshire, Buckinghamshire, and Northamptonshire are positioned immediately to the south of the County.

Bordering Oxfordshire and immediately adjacent, Wiltshire, and Berkshire can be found to the north.

Unusual (and unique) places within Oxfordshire include Frilford, Seacourt, and Devil's Quoits.

Blended into Oxfordshire a number of buildings of national importance can be found including Barton, Madley Park, Rousham House, Longworth House, and Greys Court.

Oxfordshire houses some well known churches including St Peter ad Vincula, Clattercote Priory, and St Mary's Church.

The history of Oxfordshire has Oxfordshire County Cricket Club, Banbury Rural District, Great Tew Circle, Burford, and Chipping Norton Borough Police.

Oxfordshire is the County where a number of businesses were founded including Métisse Motorcycles, Robert Boyd Publications, and Rowse Honey.

Bicester Village is one of Oxfordshire's shopping centers and a focal point of local commerce.

Oxfordshire's local broadcast stations delivering locally-made programmes include Banbury Sound, Heart South, Jack 2 (radio station), Banbury Music Radio, and Heart Thames Valley.